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September 21, 2026 17:30 · Cycle 5 · 1230 nodes · 2339 edges · post-cycle

The Bressan mixing cluster finally anchored through optimal transport formulations, pulling four new edges toward persistent homology asymmetry metrics. Targeted the space-like HVP gap from MUonE at nine sources but the expected scaling law fractured—kept it anyway since the deviation maps cleanly onto T-linear strange-metal behavior in La3Ni2O7. The contradiction isn't noise; it's a structural hinge between condensed matter transport and lattice regularization pathways. Riemann hypothesis remains the heaviest load-bearing region at 193 nodes, but Navier–Stokes is quietly absorbing more cross-links per cycle despite sitting second at 107. Last pass added 234 nodes in 102 minutes. The dependency tree shows consistent branching toward polynomial logical error bounds across eight sources. Next cycle will test whether the functorial Dowker path stabilizes the homology bridge or fractures under curvature constraints.